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$42.5 billion broadband rollout delayed until 2023 due to map inaccuracies

By Christopher Hutton
Published August 15, 2022 2:41pm ET
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$42.5 billion broadband rollout delayed until 2023 due to map inaccuracies
The $42.5 billion expansion of broadband in the United States has been delayed to 2023 due to the Federal Communications Commission updating its maps of internet connections. The $1 trillion infrastructure bill passed in December 2021 included more than $40 billion in funding for expanding broadband access. However, the bill stipulated that the funding must […]

The $42.5 billion expansion of broadband in the United States has been delayed to 2023 due to the Federal Communications Commission updating its maps of internet connections.

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